Lost Civilizations : The Mayas

The Maya civilization is spread over all or part of Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador. Appeared at the end of the 3rd millennium century BC, it reached its peak between the 5th and 9th centuries AD before falling into decline and disappearing during the Spanish conquest in the 6th century. 00:00 The Maya civilization was one of the most evolved and mysterious in the world.

2:08 The Mythological Beginnings
5:53 The organization of society
9:04 Uxmal Mexico
14:20 The deities
18:05 Palenque Mexico
24:28 Maya writing
28:57 Copan Honduras
31:26 TILLUM Mexico
34:06 Mathematics
35:22 Chichen Itza Mexico
40:19 The ball game and the human sacrifices
47:52 Tikal Guatemala

Director: Jacques VichetDirector: Jacques Vichet

[aldychannel]

World history that must be devoted so that the whole world knows greetings from Indonesia

[EnigmaPhi]

As both an English and Spanish speaker, I really enjoy the beautiful sound of the French language. In my opinion, it is the best sounding of all the languages. We should have more French scientists in these documentaries.

[futon]

The background music is incongruous throughout

[JoseRamirez-rksi]

Really really cool to see these small objects with glyphs inscribed on them. I try to draw these glyphs on paper, really hard plus I’m not too bad on drawings. Been to tulum and other pyramids maybe around six sights I’ve been to.

[theodoresmith]

What is lost? We know a lot about them. 23 million people speak the Mayan languages. We have ruins everywhere. We know when, where and how they lived. What they ate.
How can we call it lost?

[HantuLautt]

Sampurasun. One step stone of civilization path. Be aware of the origin. Rahayu

[franciscopalafox]

That area is prone to earthquakes , incredible how they are built.

[YRD]

Antara bangunan mesir dan suku maya hampir mirip

[spizzenergi]

Spanish brought smallpox which wiped them out.

[nibiruresearch]

The history of the indigenous peoples in the Americas is much, much older than a few thousand years. The Hopi people tell that they arrived in the America’s about 30, 000 years ago when the continent that they were living on, Lemuria, sank under water. We judge the Maya, Aztecs, Inca’s and others on the traces that we find. But when we dig our way from the present to the past, we must know that the Earth is suffering from a cycle of seven recurring natural disasters. That is told in the Popol Vuh. These disasters create a cycle of civilizations. There are four primitive civilizations, sometimes mentioned a sun or world era. The next civilization lives in the fifth sun. This becomes eventually a high developed civilization that disappeared 20, 000 years ago due to a recurring, thus predictable but inescapable disaster that is caused by the ninth planet in our solar system. This high developed civilizations has built sturdy monuments all over the world and they must have buried knowledge about themselves and the world history deep in the ground. Like Chitzén Itzá and the Great Pyramid. After them the cycle starts again with four primitive civilizations. We again live in the fifth sun. The so cold Venus platform is dedicated to this ninth planet that is known in Mexico with many names. Tonatiuh and Quetzalcoatl are just a few. The Aztec sun stone is a warning for this recurring disaster. When you do not know about this cycle, history remains a mystery. To learn much more about planet 9, the recurring flood cycle and its timeline, the rebirth of civilizations and ancient high technology, read the e-book: "Planet 9 = Nibiru". This book answers many of your questions about ancient history. It can be read on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Search: planet 9 roest

[mariarobles]

From Honduras...the Mayans were eradicated, none were left ( total G.3.N.0.C.1.D.3. )by the spaniors in here. Their books of knowledge were burned in front of their churches. The spaniors say they came to civilized them since they were savages 😢

[Jan_von_Gratschoff]

Gotta love the thumbnail, an Aztec pyramid and not a Maya one.

[JoseRamirez-rksi]

Wow! I find it a little off hearing this documentary being explained by a European. Plus the background music is very European in parts. But kudos for your knowledge of our history.

[HooDie-Trench-GoTh]

"The winning team were decapitated by the losing teams captain " 😨

[JoseRamirez-rksi]

I thought palenque was famous because of the King himself being uncovered at the sight. Am I right? Asking whoever has knowledge of the subject.

[leonidmakogon]

ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ДЕЛАЙТЕ АУДИО ПЕРЕВОД НА РУССКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ ! ОГРОМНАЯ БЛАГОДАРНОСТЬ ЗА ТИТРЫ - НО ТАК НАДО ОСТАНАВЛИВАТЬ ВИДЕО КАЖДУЮ СЕКУНДУ ЧТОБЫ УСПЕТЬ ПРОЧИТАТЬ...

[poniranlondo]

indonesia gunung padang dan candi borobudur tolong di ungkap mind

[Tu.]

PORQUE NO DALE EL CREDITO ALOS ARQUIOLOGOS QUE SE INNILUCLARON EN MEGIVO Y NO SACAR PPARYIDO USTEDES Q NO ISIERON NADA

[phil.southafrica]

To everybody. There is absolutely no reason to keep using the word, ' super' in sentences. It sounds silly, it is silly. You know this makes sense.

[memorial]

A música deste documentário é um desastre: violão espanhol (do povo destruidor da cultura Maia), ou flauta e charanga inca!!!